Faces by Grace #22

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She makes some very good points about how damaging that could be for Sienna to be subjected to exercising to “earn” the treat pizza and what message does that send to the child. Yet another reason why children should not be on Instagram or used to market stuff. Let’s be honest, Grace used Sienna in a crappy attempt to increase engagement, as she always does.
It’s encouraging a negative relationship with food at such a young age.
 
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She makes some very good points about how damaging that could be for Sienna to be subjected to exercising to “earn” the treat pizza and what message does that send to the child. Yet another reason why children should not be on Instagram or used to market stuff. Let’s be honest, Grace used Sienna in a crappy attempt to increase engagement, as she always does.
She is right, but both herself and the hubby are over weight and if that doesnt change statistically her kids are likely to be too.
 
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She is right, but both herself and the hubby are over weight and if that doesnt change statistically her kids are likely to be too.
It makes me feel sick watching that video. My mother was overweight and I copied all her bad habits, I ended up the same. Thankfully I overcame it after years of Monday and January fails. She should not be putting rewards or earnings in the same equation as food. Its repulsive to me to see this because I know where this will end for Sienna.
 
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Any child watching their parent hop on and off scales, joining and re-joining slimming clubs, labelling food as ‘good’ or ‘bad’ etc is going to be hugely influenced.
I know a few women who’ve been on one diet or another for years on end and I feel for their kids.
Raising a child to see that exercise is just another thing you do as part of a normal day is far healthier.
 
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Any child watching their parent hop on and off scales, joining and re-joining slimming clubs, labelling food as ‘good’ or ‘bad’ etc is going to be hugely influenced.
I know a few women who’ve been on one diet or another for years on end and I feel for their kids.
Raising a child to see that exercise is just another thing you do as part of a normal day is far healthier.
I'd say most women in Ireland have been in a slimming club tbh and theres no shame in it peoples weight fluctuates between hormones having kids binge drinking eating ect theres no hiding this stuff from any child but you do your best as a mam to feed them properly and walk the legs off them
 
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And more unessessary leaving the house!!! Yesterday they left to go to the shop for ingredients to bake, again, buy that stuff when doing your WEEKLY SHOP.... I leave the house once a week to do the big shop, thats it then, if i dont have something i write it on a list for next week, or do without... not just for my own sake, im terrified of catching the virus, but equally, would hate to spread to other vulnerable people like my 82 year old dad.... they are two dopes, havent a brain cell between them😤
Didn’t he go to B&Q last week for a radiator cover!
 
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I'd say most women in Ireland have been in a slimming club tbh and theres no shame in it peoples weight fluctuates between hormones having kids binge drinking eating ect theres no hiding this stuff from any child but you do your best as a mam to feed them properly and walk the legs off them
I wouldn’t agree that most women have been in a slimming club. Might seem like it in small circles though.
Getting kids involved in sport is the best thing you can do for them. Either team sport or individual sport. Shows them that activity is normal, fun and not something you do just to burn off a pizza.
A child who sees their parents regularly go out for a run or a cycle with no fanfare will grow up assuming that’s normal day-to-day behaviour.
 
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I think they are starting to delete comments from the Dr oetker page I think. I have a screen shot of one in particular that isn't there now.
 
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I think they are starting to delete comments from the Dr oetker page I think. I have a screen shot of one in particular that isn't there now.
Definitely. There was 27 comments when I had a look about an hour ago. Only 18 now 🙊🙊.
 
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I can't attach the photo but it was basically someone saying a cigarette isn't a treat and neither is a processed frozen pizza.
Can anyone else still see that comment.
And yes there was 27 comments but now saying 18 but can see even less.

You can see the cigarette comment when you click on the photo but when you click in to read all the '27' comments it is not there. Something weird going on.
 
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The comments are still on the DO post. Grace has now been tagged in some of them, so no doubt she’ll be overcome with anxieeeeh and have to have a few chill ouh days away from de trowils.
 
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Green Isle frozen veg was featured on ireland am this morning. Some guy made Asian stir fry. Grace must have been unavailable for the slot 😆
 
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